This document provides tips for effectively searching and teaching with the internet. It discusses using keywords, phrases, punctuation, and Boolean basics when searching. It also notes that spelling carefully, avoiding redundant terms, and checking the help function of different search engines can improve results. With hundreds of millions of online documents organized in different ways, effective internet searches require knowledge, patience, and creativity.

1. Internet as a tool to teach Internet to Teach

2. How to teach or Search with internet? What is your topic about Using Keywords Using Phrases Using Punctuation and Capitalization Uing Boolean Basics

3. Some tips that we have to account Spell carefully, and consider alternate spellings Avoid redundant terms Check the "Help" function of the particular search engine you're using, since they all have their own quirks and preferences

4. “it's estimated that there are between 200 and 800 million documents online - with no master system for organizing this information! No wonder effective searches take knowhow, patience and ingenuity.” From: Guide to Effective Searching of the Internet, which was researched, written and maintained by The WebTools Company, of VisualMetrics Corporation. Remember